Bilingual effects on deployment of the attention system in linguistically and culturally homogeneous children and adults
We investigated the impact of early childhood and adulthood bilingualism on the attention system in a group of linguistically and culturally homogeneous children (5- and 6-year olds) and young adults. We administered the child Attention Network Test (ANT) to 63 English monolingual and Korean-English...
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Main Authors: | YANG, Sujin, YANG, Hwajin |
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2016
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